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OUCE BOSS OF ALL
ITALY BUT ONE WAN
Yells Mcssclini What to Dd;
Mikes Kini Like It.
Tvonip.—Kv«'r,vl»o(ly in Ituiy fakt^
orders from I'romirr Mussolini oxcepi
one fiiiin. Tfe Tells Mussolini what ti»
, do~and inrU-'s him like It.
Tluit is Arturo lUM-eliini, direr
lor ^fiii'ral of the Italian [loliee. !’*i.e
rtilni is ;;ry. Ilis irray hair and mild
appeal..lire iiiaki* him s«*»*in like any
tliiuu I.lit- the head of one of the
iao.;t po\\.':iiil sis ret poliiu* or;xani7.a
•Jr’is ii; 'I lie world.
I'.oeeldni iissnnied his present (ipst
in, Si’ptrnil'er tiVJd. shortlv after fl ■
iinareliist. iauadti. threw a hoiah at
.'.inssolini's milomohile as it was pass
imt tUfoi!','h (lie 1‘orlu I’iu. Ileeanse
.)f his ♦*\|»erienee. as prefect in (Jeiioa
and other Italian eilles, lioeeliini was
eiilied to lal.e over the joh of suimt
\i .ion <»! all police activities.
Got Carte Blanche.
.Vs n enndilion to Ids uecoptanee,
i'oeehini demnndo-l enrie hlanehe pow
.‘PS to do w hat he thon^rht lM‘St for tin*
safety of .Mussolini. Ilis demamis
' jkMTe aee(‘i)ted.
’He sturled hy yiviiiK Mlis.solinl or
THE CLINtON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C.
MERCURY DEPOSITS
FOUND IN ARKANSAS
THITHSDAY. SEPTEMBER 15. 1932
LIGHTS > n*Muu
•/ NEW YORK
Big Rat Run • |Goldville l^iidants
Tuesday Night' Attending P. C.
aaa.itiLi r* i j* i Tuesday night besri'uning at 7:30 the The following Joanna girls and
Metal It Now Employed •"j^.Ubyt.rian coIleV. fWrtmin
a Thousand Ways.
well known York newspai>er '
woman, who lived on I’erry street, owns
I A cat liy the"name of ,Moll)e. I'erry
street Is a homeliVe neighborhood, and
• .Viidlie roamed at large, known and
liked by ail. Fre<iuently she would
. .'o out walking in the evening and re
turn escorted hy two or three gentle
loeri friends. Ihit recently the news
paper woman and her family moved
ti}iiown. Not only that, hut th**y moved
to H fifteenth floor aiiartinenl. where
there was a diMtrman and elevator
fM»\s in uniform. The old.. care-fn*e at
mosphere was left behind. .\Iollie
mo|H*d. The* new surroundings did not
vtiif her at. all. There were none of
j her raee^wiih whom t<» exi-linnge gos
wipingmiaows.
i Presbyteri
march
their annua]
%
streets of Clinton, urged
down
hy
the
;ege
for
on
the
today;
Stella
Keckham, Hugh Holman, James Addi-
.'lon. Donald DuBois and Fred Ross.
..Alis.ser
the session opening
Doris _Abrams and
( ARD OF THANKS
I am glad of the opportunity to
Wa.hlnKlo„.-l)lsoover.v of (lo|.os,H upporcla-moli, ta foroi
of n,ar. ur.v In .\rkKnaaa ail.l. a.ioll.op^j around the monument in the
imponanl metal to that atiitea list ot ^
reeonreee. iand speeches, as onlv rats can delivtr.
•-.Now domestic mercury deposits I
'"••'■''“7 Some one hundred or more w il tike
la usi-d in the United Slates than In , activities, besides the num.
any other countr.v. and more than one- I„pperc!assmen and to-.vn .ei-
thiril of the domestic conaumptlon no« , merchants of Clinton altvaya'. p„ ex,rc8-
must be imported from Kurope, »iys rseenuinn ioT- vxpres_
. ... ... .enter heartilv into tne occasion, join- , in mo hut was an
•-bulletin from the .National Deo |. . , • ^ th- confidence m me Dui was an
,ing With the college in show .ng th. of the principles that I
Ifreshmen an enjoyable evening and a platform.
thank the vpters of Laurens County
and to expre.ss to them my sincere
gratitude for their loyal support in
t^e election Tuesday. I realize fully
She had risen fifteen
gniphic society.
“Mercury ha.s bwn known for at
least ‘J.-'ifki years, but Its wide use is
■ development of recent centuries. To
day It is employed in about s thousand
warm reception into towfi.
J. D. WITHERSPOON.
floors almvr lier former admirerx. Itut i W’ays.
(lers. First of all, II Diice was not
to move juiltlielv without lnf(»rining
(he police in advance.
SeiMtnd, the ntiml»er of appeuruneea
at piiftlie ceremonies was to he n*
xtrieted and few persons were to he
received in iiiidieiieiv
Third. .Mussolini must not use flnv
train, hut iiuisf travel everywhere hy
aiitomoliile.
I’.ocehini as his Cuia! command said
■Mussolini iiiiisf mvt leave Italian tir
ritory.
During the past six years there have-
been many tinu'.s when .Mussolini, an
iioyed hy the extreme pr<H*autions tak
en hy his “guardian angel.” chafed un
der the restrictions. But Bm-ehini’s
Ihreals to resign always hroiigiit II
1 Mice armind.
Has Efficient Force,
litkcehini has Ituill up an eflicient or
ganization. If la (L^vldtsl Into thrv*e
sections of plainclothea agenta. First
is (he ‘‘presideyttial squad” comimsed
of about l,(KKi men who have only one
duty to watch out for l!ie .siifely of
Mie lieatl of the govuTiimeiit.
'I'liere is also a ..“political squad.”
veaflered all over Italy. Its members
rret out suhv(‘rsive itropagnmla and
acts against the regitue, I'in.ally, (here
is tfie regular organization of delee
t ves attached to |>o'iee foree.^ in the
V .irioiis ell ies of Ilaiv.
.Senator Ellison D. Smith, of Lynch-.
I burg, Tuesday was nominated by
LSouth Carolina , Democrat- for his I
j fifth consecutive term in the United
j .States senate. He defeaUd fcrtnei i
I Governor and ex-Seriator C.deman L.
Blea.se in a run-off elicdion. .Senator*
.Smith already has served longer in'
the senate than any .sonati»r in
history of South Carojina.
onee a flirt, liivvnys r flirt. 1'he otligr
day.- .Mollte’s mistress f(»und her
perched on the siH" of the open living
r(M»tn window. Five stories belowt in
iiriotlier window, sat a large gentle
man cal. singing to .Mollie in a throaty
yowl—a perfect trouliadour. .Mollie
was giving him one of those looks.
For tlie first time since.m-cupying her
^be I new quarters, she appeared to l*e con
, tented again.
Synod To Meet ;
Here Again’
iV^otes To Hold IMeelini; In This
City for Fourth Time, Activi
ties of Final Session.^.
Transacting a mass of importaet
busitiess at its final iw-ssion, the P»-es-
bylet iafi Synod of .South Uurolina ad
journed lute lai- 'iTiursday afte»noon'
to meet again next year at Pi'eshyU*-
liari college. Next year’.s meeting will
open on ^ .Sept. r)th, and will Iw the
fourth ill succession to be held with
the local institution as host.
Receiving of report electioiT" of;
trustees of severa),- J're dvyterian
schools and repre.sentative.s on other
church bodias and other significant;
.Many of those now [trominent in the
theatrical and moving picture worbl
.rlid other things l»ef«»re taking up llieir
t»re-.ent ociup.'itions. Among New
Y.ork i»n*<1ucers. fur example, tieorge
t’elian was orwe a boy vitdinist ; Sam
Harris, liefore fie managed Terry .Me
Huvern. ran H laundry; Morris (luest
was a ticket speculator; Bill Braily
was a nianager of pugilists. Win
obeli Srnilli, tin* playwriglit. was a
srrain salesman .M Wood was in tlie
,s|»eefacle htisiimss t'liarles DiUing-
barn was a liot«>| clerk, and a ho.<er.
l'>e and .Nick Sehenck were druggists.
• • •
The oaptain i>f t»elll»oys In a hi?
Florida liotel tuis aspirations as a
dratnnfist. 'ilis name is Henry True
heart, wliieh would Htv|>ear to he a
good mime for his .hero. At aijy rate,
every time John (lolden goes S«»uth.
Henry has new Ideas for n play. He
tells fliein all t/> .Mr (Joldeii wlio. If
I i .1 maiked the closing day of this. n,.|,ry ever writes the play, undoulit
British Lenc*ed Gentry
Are Being “Dislandcd”
—t/*au-lon—:i in- t:iii<le<l Lo-iiiry of(!re;ct
Britain who are trU lliat any more
arc* to fee odieiall.v re<<»gnix,c*d as the
“ lislaiuleil gfutrv" in tlo* special sup
’■teuHTit. to l*.urkc*‘s “l.aiiiled tJentry,”
which lists Brili.sh ari.stocniey.
High taxation and d«‘alti duties are
r* spoiisililt* tor tlie innovation, ac-eord-
cug to ilic* eclitcir.s of tlie puldic'atioii.
formerly wheui a landowner Sold his
j'cres Ills niiuu* was automatically
oroppCMl from tlie rc‘gist*‘r. But now.
vitli one* third u( ilo' namc>s eligi^
Ide for publication in IML'l (ailing to
cjiialify. it was rc-ali/.ed Ih.nt It would
iic necc'ssar.v to iucliide llicun somc'luiiv
<.r 'lu‘ ho'dc would too small.
Tlie nc'w is.sue of "Landed Hentry”
vill have nlioul ^t*o uuuiibc'rs of 'lie
“dislanded gentry” lisitsl. Tlie edk
'uui lias liec'ii two yc*ur.s in prepara-
r'on.
year s meeting,
j A recent decision iiy the board of
I tru.stees of Presbyterian college to al-
; low dancing on the college campus
diew file at the Thursday in<»rning
meeting and re.sulted in (he adoption
jof a motion recommending that the
i'Daid’s deiT ion be rescinde d, and that
. no dan ing be permitted on the col
lege piciperty. The cL'h'siion vvu.s raised
iiy the- rci>iirt of the commUlee on
bills and overtures, which had re civ-
jed a complaint again-t the* board's re
cent ruling.
' PtgflK foi liquidation of-the nf*~‘nrs
jof ('hicoru college, a majo!' proldem
before the synod, vveie completed dur-,
, ing the ses.sion. The college till owns
i considerable propirtv in Folumbia.
much of it jiurciiascvl from a $2.70,000
I bond issue floated several years ago
when an expansion program vva- plan-;
ncd. This bond issue and other debt.-
of the college are now outstanding
and it was to reach an equitable set
tlement that the synod last year aj>-
pointed a Uhicora '*olIege lic|uid:tting:
committee. The conimitt«*e, thr-iugh
\N'
! ♦*«tly sliouhi l»e his pneducer.
* • •
Hne of (lie extremely few inliatcl
tiints of .Vmlros. that island of the
wc'-iern Bah.-imas where flamingos still
I are found in large flocks. Is ('erev
t'avill, ]i perfect tvpe of llie geiitltuiian
I o^ fortune He has been all over the
I World tint e.tme originall.v from .Ails
' tralln. His firollier, 'Foip t'avill. was.
R 'ivvimmiiig ehatmilon ami is eredited
wlili tielug Hm* originator r'f the .A-ns
iraliaii cTawl strol,*-. 'I'liev tell me It
' was known originally hs the “(’uvill
-stroke.”
0 0 •
Clark (Jrillilh. owiiei of tlie Wash
ingliui baseliall elid) told me that Sam
W e-t of Kule, T**\as. not only was his
he-f outfielder, hii» one of the best
he h.ul ever s»Hm. Texas appears to tv
a .state which inrns out jjpod oiilfit'ld
ers. Witness, for Instance. Mr. Tris
Si'caker.
• • •
.\s a matter of fact, Texas appear*
to turn out malor league players for
“A thin stream of the silvery liquid
metal sealed In • glass thermometer
tube has long beeil man’s aid in. de
termining temperatures; in barome
lers, weather forecasters depend ui>on
It to foretell ohnn^es In weather; In
•Itimeters, It aids aviators to deter-
mlwe how high they are flying; and
marine engineers nse It In meters to
estimate the (low of water. “j
“Mercury often does Its best w’ork j
where man least expects It. The life i
of many a sleejiing voyager Is guarded '
hy huge llgliiluiuse beacons that re- |
volve on floating mercury bearings,
and many to«»tbaeIies have been avoid- '
ed by gold or silver amalgam teeth ,
tillings mad • possible by mercury. The ^
life of drv batteries is pndonged he- )
cause mercury protects their zinc '
(dates.
Aids Beauty, Cleans Boileri
The golfer (days on vahrety greens
arvd the farmer harvests healthy eropg
because a simill quantity of merenry.
mixed, with fertilizers, kills fiise«’ts
that attack plant r<»ots. The ship own- |
er cleans the scale from the hollers of '
his shlf»s with mercury and covers
the hulls with paint containing mer
cury because It thwarts tfie rapid !
growth of hariiacles. When fashion
de<*rees that felt hats should be ‘na|»-
P.T.’ the hat manufacturer produces the
desired efft^ct with menuir.v, j
“In man.v ways the metal loses Its
Identity In various kinds of mixtures.
It is In milady's rouge Im)X ami lip
stick <‘ase where It Is available to
produce synthetic pink cheeks and red
lips. The ‘silvered’ mirror Into which
she peers fo apidy her cosmetics Is In
realitv. a ‘mer<-uried’ mirror.
“Ahnut one third of the world’s sup
jdv of mercury Is used In the drug
and chemical Industries. It helps to
((nafuce soda used In the, manufacture
of artificial silk and Is an lngr«sllent
of some dyes.
“It Is mercury that (troduces the
green lights and helps to ()roduce the
blue lights In cidored light advertis-
~ fl
Two boxes Kdtex and
large box of Kleenex, a
95 cents value for 59
cents. Special at Smith’s
Pharmacy.
666
LIQUID - TABLETS - SALVE
(^hecks .Malaria in 3 days, Cold^ lirst
day. Headaches or Neuralgia ’
in 30 minutes.
ft66 SALVE for HEAD COLDS.
.Most Speedy Remedies Known.
A Clean Hat
t
for Fall
HAVE YCUR OLD ONE
LEANED AND RE-BLOCKED
♦
t
t
!
We have the prop.i’ equipment for an efficient hat
cleaning .service and believe we can do wondcr.s with that
la.'^t vear’.s hat of vours — no need to buy a new one.
jrST CALL 2K
WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER
Buchanan’s
DRY CLEANING AND LACNDRY
PHONE 2H
all positions Then* Is Kogers Horns-
(i. Query of Columbia, it.s chair-' from Winters: Bus Muneuso from
Ing sigtis. Because n l.s~dei)pnfhrW^
In maintalniiig even temperature dur
ing oil distilling o(>erat1ons. It Is an
Important ‘tool’ of the oil Indu.stry.
^".\s a safe. dei*endahle detonator for
expb sivps. It was one of the so-called
war minerals during the World war.
In peace times Its detonating Uses are
legion. It hel(ta to blast tunnels
tlirougb mountains and gouge cuts for
railnuids and highways, razes tree
stumps an»1 stones to clear laud for
mauv |)ur|M»sefi, loosens llme.stotte,
granite and barbie from quarries f^ir
■9
man, reported the college had assets i ; Hrsirge \\*iilklns from i new buildings, and dtsfodges niineruli
of $441,171.92 and liabilities of $377,
542.08, including the $250.<K)0 b«)nd is
sue. The .steward.ship committee
agreed to allot the liquidating <-om-
l*ale'!tine: .Art AA’hItney from San .An
tonlo; I.lo.vd Brown from Be«‘vllle; I’af
Faraway from' (Jordon; Tex Garleton
from ('omanche; Sain (Jray from A'an
mittee 20 per cent of $200,000, and J. ,Ai.<«iitie; Fred Martierrv from Street
t) I ^ 1.. t ! . ^ I *
Bandages on Limbs of
Senoritas Mean Much
E. Belsei, of Uolumbia. member of
!the committee, outlined the proposed
expenditure of this $40,000. Mr. Bel-j ^«ounting to me the numlier of athletes
' ser said the committee planned first' Texas had pnaliiced. ^
man, and several more. Tex Rickard
always useil to take (deasure In re-
^ Sfadrid. Spain,/-llamlag*** sliowtug i to pay interest due on the bonds. Af-1
t fueath silk sttn Uiugs (»f many .Madrid
seimritas may lead the vi:Xor to be
beve that women here im-et with an
urwisiiallv large iiumfvr of injuries to
Their iiMilerpinnitigs, but to the man
who knows lii.s Matlrid llu'se tv "lev
an eii!,rel\ ilitTereut lueauing.
About four years ago (he senoritas
<'f .Mailnd or at least many of (lie
ter this is done, 50 per cent of any
additional funds will be used to retire
the bonds and 50 per cent used to re
tire un. ecured obligations.
In reporting a budget of $'200,000,
the stewardship committee announced
it had made a reduction of $100,000
from the budget adojited for this year. ■
In addition to the 20 |>er cent to
“ellgllile’’ ones, adopted a leg code j the Uhicora liqublating committee, the
wherel^y-- »H«te iliHli-gazers-a'mrW dia—f I>udge^ -allot»^-4UJl—^)ey-v^nt- to ■ causes!
cern at a glance, recording to the |>o jof the general ass<Mubly of the South-
sltlon of the ftaiidage, vvbelher they J ern Presbyterian church and JO.’J to
hnd a ••uovia” or svv*smheart. j the causes of the synod and its vari-|
Now this i.ul is being revived In ■ ous pre^hyteries. IiR'luded in this last;
Madrid, for the reason, Hc<a>rdlng to j division is 12.8 per cent for Pre.-4)y-1
srime of the senc.ritas wlio jise the jt^iian college; I.tJ to Queen.s-Uhicora,
rode, tliai>^there evrsis a ‘'matrimonial . Charlotte; 3.9 per cent to Columbia,
rrl.sis” In tills capital, 'I'liat is. (Iiere Theological seminary, Decatur. Ga.,,
are tmi few men in comparison to the ! ^md 4.7 per cent to the Thornwell or-
^nmeii. I phatiage of this city.
” The synod akso passed a resolution
Britilh Po»l Office H« - -r.conim.n<ling ^ institution.!
- . ♦» r ■ rw budgets for 1933-34 be made up oil a
DlcUon&ry of Its Own flexilile basis to conform to income,
l^uidoii. .Vu eiiierpri.sing iiivesiiga rather -ithan fixed schedules v^’ithout
tor has just disco.ered tliat the (m»s» regard to unforseen decreases in in-
«^4tlce departmeiit Iiere will let ■ cua ^come.
tonier send a telegram eiilliug a man j Trustees Kterted
New York never will cease to mlaa
Tex Rickard. Broadway has seen many
colorful (vrsonages, hut no one ever
brought more color with him than Tex.
.And. aa a promoter. New York nexer
will see his (Mtnal.
IC. I>S>. BHl'syndloMe.t—W.NI'St>rrle«L
fYom mines.
Spain Chlaf Sourpa.
“Radio (vrograina are amplified fa
American living rooms hy radio tnlvea
Id rlie manufacture of which mercury
hnd a part, and man.v ele«*trlcal dn
vl«*es used In modem buildings were
prodiiced with thr nld of mercury. One
®f Ihe most outstanding recently de
velofied UJM*a of mercury la In (>ower
plants. ' The new plant use's mercury
vafior Instead of steam.
“Now and then Wf*n‘vry la found In
Ita liquid metal state hnt more often
It api»ears In a red merenry-sulphur
ore called cliinahar. from which the
metal Is extracted hv a roast ins
MACARONI,
SPAGHETTI,
EOQ NOODLES .
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WAFERS^ _
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: priM-ess.
Wild Geese Prove to Be } “Men-ury Is known to exist oo ,»very
p 11 « aa • A » ! eonflrient but nmst of the woi.q's siio
—- Excellent Movie Aclofsi
AMERICA’S FAVORITE DESSERT,
JELL-0
3 20®
■pTjTTxnfiipg from ;?i>mh ntid'Tfar.v. wirh
Ithaca, N. Y.—Wild geeae make food Npain leading In priMlm tion. The
movie actors In the opinion of Fmf. mines which give Italy -eiond rank
.A. A. Allen, ('omell university. among mercury-producing countries
Taking .a (smltlon in a cornfield, Al- gre situateil‘near Trieste and In Tns
len made smind movies of a fliM-k of ,.rtny. The UniltMl States Is third on
geese feetllnn; neartiy, (he merenry (irwiiiction list, with ('iilf
•They acted just as if they knew f„rnln leading the ‘mercury states’
they were having their pictures taken.” wtib h Tnclude Oregon. Nevada. We-h
Alhm said. “They rose and settled | (ngton, Texas, and Arizona The
down right In fnmt of the camera. • ,„*.tal also Is mliie«l In Alaska. Mexico.
One of them even came up and hiaaad ranada. Uhlna. Russia. tVechosiovakia
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(Tax Paid)
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KLL8BURT‘8 PAMCAEX
FLOUR
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LAUNDRY SOAP
TOILET
TISSUE
WALDORF
A bolls 19c
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TISSUE
ROLLS
BEECH-NUT OR
WRIGLEY3
GUM
PROS.
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Birch Growa Froai Pta«
Bethel. 'Mnine.—A large hirch .true
h
<txiws fn^u the stump of an old (due
tree her;
Austria. .Algeria. Japan. Rumania. New
Zealand and .Australia. I*eru once was
•a lm|»ortani Souih'^Amerlcau souri^
of mercury, hut (iroilucllon ceased Wv
era I .venrn agix**
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a •‘ehiMiip’' or a “liloekhead.” hut it I* j The synod elected, the following
against the rules to rail him a “fat | trustees of Presbyterian institutions:
head.” In telegrams i(M*y will cmiiii i Diiectora of Columbia Theological
Stratford on Avon a* one word, hut
Stratford to Ni*w ms' three. .Also for
aonie reason, “utfslairs” la one word
hut “downsiairs" la two.
fir'
Famed Guerrilla ChiePs
Rifle Owned by Ohioans
Willow Grove, tthio.—An ancieni
flintlock rifle w’hoae unerring aim
would have filled a good sized ceinS
terg la owned by a group of W’illow
'Grove rltizenx. Originally It wa<-
tbe property of Gorilla Rill Smith
Ohio guerrilla chieftain In Civil ami
dijni, who imlividually claimed klller‘>
rlghta to 100 men. , Tlie gun. weigh
tag 13*,V ptHinda. waa ^ia(dayed dur
■ the Clileago Wcild’a fair In Ififf
seminary: The Rev. Alexander Sprunt,!
D.D., ’charleston; S. H. Edmunds,'
Sumter. j
Trustees of Thornwell orphanage;'
C. W. Stone of Clinton, and C. j
Todd of Greenwood. j
Trustees of Presbyterian college: |
Rev. G. G. Mayes, D.D., of W’inns-
boro} Rev. S. K. Phillips of Columbia.
Trustees of Queens-Chicora coneire:!
Dr. J. A. Stoddard of Columbia, suc->
ceeding Fitzhugh McMaster of Co.*
lumbia, resigned; W. Ben Smith of!
•Greenville.
All of these directors and trustees,
succeed themselves in office with the'
exception of Dr, Stoddard of Colum-'
bia, who becomes a new member of|
the Queens-Chicora board.
Circiilalefl Dollar *
Hoardad 25 Yoaii
. Pindtay, —Hoarded atnee
I'.MtT. a silver dollar which had
Uia hidden iB • Hock In a Find
lay home has hetm put hack into
linnlallon.
Tlie “hoarded dtillur" was given
to a Findlay man *26 years ago by
tiia grandmother to buy a (lirlst
luas (iresenl. hut Instead it was
hidden la the Hock. At the he
hest of the chamber of comiiietTe
In its anti-hiiardiBg caniiialgn, the
dollar waa /ttaned oa a pnund
of busine'iU places- apnr»«(*.-iutHy
tsgged jo It would signify u whal
purpose It waa put
107,744 Go
Back to Old County
koate.—.A iMt.nl of 107,744 Itiiliiui la
horers retunuMl to Italy fnmi Hhro.id
la ItKH. Of flu* Hiiinbcr, 'J'J.SJk'/ re
turned from the I'nifcd Suites; 3*2.l!ni
from France: JT.I'JO from Switzerl iud:
I4JWI from Argentine ;itid the bui.ince
fpimi other Saiith .Moerican and Kim»
peun «*«untries. Italiiin census ligiirea,
revised fixvm .April. I'.rtI, give the |s»(ui
lafton as 42.7i‘21.<k3T as of January 31,
wss.
I
BAKBR’S
uoepA
HALP-LB.
CARTON
5e
lOe
BLUE SEA ~
TUNA
FISH
19e
- A - -
CHOICE NEW ARRIVAL
IflCaiSCRlBB TD THE CBRONlCLXi
Boll Rings 147 Yoars
Loasieiiiouth. Scotland.—'‘Lady Gor
a bell weighing over a ((uarter ol
• hundredweight, first started ringing
!■ 17X1 and can still be heani at Ram-
•ay klacDonald's Scottish home, ..tha
Hlllocka. ^a It rings In Us tnrret at
Caariemouth railroad station.
4
PRUNES
25^
LBa
2 LBS.
l$c
ARMOUR'S
COOKED
GRAINS
2 CANS
NBC PBEMIUIC PLAKB
CRACKERS
TBB BOAP OP BEAtmPtJL WOMEN
CAMAY CA^
- lb.
PEO.
12Vc
Sc
GOLD '
LABEL
COFFEE
••-WATT ELECTRIC
LIGHT BULBS
KP
BACH
LAROE
LOAP
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